Spain Property Insight

I walked down our local high street in Gloucester and saw queues of people at banks etc that Santander had taken over.Are the British people gullible,look at what happeed to our property in spain.

From what I understand British Banks are quite capable of making a mess of their own Industry, they don’t need any outside help to do it. Furthermore, Santander has not risen to being one of the largest banks in the world by making risky decisions based on mortgages and offering easy credit on mortgages.

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Beatriz Ana Ruiz, 32
03140 GUARDAMAR DEL SEGURA (ALICANTE/ALACANT)

I know this has been asked before, but not lately…. I’m thinking of re-locating, living there most of the year and renting part of the year. Want to be able to sell in coming years, though, and hopefully make a profit! And where is a good place to buy? I like bits of Costa Brava but much more expensive than the south, so thinking of inland from Malaga….

Yes it is a good time to buy ,as in england property developers are going through a bad time and properties are moving very slowly,
Re sale houses are barely moving at all and some people are getting desperate to sell and are open to silly offers,i am talking about the costa blanca area. particularly inland of alicante and Murcia.
there are currently 5 of my neighbours who have been trying to sell for nearly 2 years and have finally realised that they have to slash there prices.

There are a number of English speaking Equity Release companies here in Spain that you may wish to contact, the procedure is explained on this link - http://www.tumbit.com/how-to-guides/articles/48-lifetime-loans-and-equity-release.html